The Human Organism.

This is a short story that I wrote originally around Christmas 2008, but which I've been improving over time.

It's sort of about modern militant atheism and the culture of death. Perhaps it also may reflect a potential future for us.

I often find myself in arguments with atheists who will deny that any religion is true and in place of religion they will construct their own understanding of reality that denies anything metaphysical and will assert that there is nothing that exists except the material world. I believe that this understanding of reality is fatally flawed in that we can plainly see the existence of metaphysical principles and there is no amount of insults or argumentation which is going to change this.

What would the world be like if we really embraced the idea that there was nothing beyond the physical and that humanity was really nothing more than a meaningless contraption of cells and tissue?

All people can see the image of God, even if they do not know or believe in Him.

(Please feel free to distribute this to whomever and wherever, if you like it)

Hope you enjoy.

All Glory to God